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Fer Ireland a. Well.
CLEVER TRICK At AN ENGLISH ARBITRATION TREATY


remarkable scene occurred at Camden N. j.,
last night at a meeting held In Armory Hall, which
Was gotten up In the interest OF the four members
OF the British parliament who are in this country
for the purpose Of working up feeling in behalf Of
the idea OF entering into treaty with England BY
which all disputes between that nation and the
United states shall be settled by arbitration. The
Dudley, and the speakers were Messrs. ". r
Cremer and HALEY stewart, both members Of the
house OF commons. Before the meeting had pro-
ceeded far was apparent that two-rhir1s of those
present were Irish sympathizers, and when the
usual resolutions were read one was offered by
Mr.. Thomas p. CuYiey, and adopted along with the
the principles OF arbitration be adopted by England
in the settlement OF the dfficuIttes between that
country and dOwn-trOddOn Ireland, believing as we
do that the method will result in speedy correc-
tfOn OF the shameful abuses that are being hcaped
upon defenseleSS irish tenants under cover OF the
Ubiquitous coercion law,
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THE CROWN PRINCE BETTER.
D1. Schsnrien's Alleged Discovery 81
the Bacillus Of Cancer.

|
the Bacillus Of Cancer
The weather Of san Reno Ia ana. me crown
prince took long drive yesterday, with the sane
ton Of DR.. Bergman and his other physicians.
new treatment Of the princes case b being tried
part OF the regimen Is the absolute exclusion q
sugar. The condition OF the prince ia now consid-
cred hopeful. The suomaxillary glanduiar swelling,
which formed before the recent attack Of edema
Of the CLOTHS, is now decreasing.
THE BACILLUS or CANCER
The rum0f that a Berlin physician has at last
succeeded In isOlating the bacillus which b the
supposed cause OF cancer has attracted much at
such . discovery might in some way be sdvanta-
geous to the crown prince. The discoverer Is q
HS1nf psysiap DE- ssnsarsn assistant to the
Scheurlen prefers not to explain his methods aud
the results OF his research. friend who has wit
nessed some Of his Investigations explains them as
'The bacillus IN question was found In cancerous
matter. After microscopic examination TO deter
life, the family Of this bacillus was carefully iso
lated and cultivated according TO the usual meth
0 infections into dog q portions Of TIL: cult =
supposed cancer germs are much impeded By the
crown princes case. there may % no decisive signs
., me oisSas For each experiment a. least sx
tanned There Is also the dificulty thar no animal
s subject 70 cancer, though some species OF ami
mails have diseases closely resembling Il.
"Kven though the discovery is all IL Is hoped Il
Is likely TO remain for q long time az merely OF
Sc1enti1c interest. The utmost that can yet DO
hoped Is that some substance may be discovered
deadly TO these organisms, but harmless TO the
patient. incubation as practiced for smallpox
and attempted for cholera and hydrophobia is not
to be dreamed of, partly because a cancer is not
sumctently common to make the prevention by
incubation Of the masses practicable. Later, when
the cancer declares ITSELF such incubation would,
according TO present knowledge, be useless"
Scheurien Is positive regarding his discovery,
claiming that there are no l0OphOeS for mistakes,
but before publishing MIS- experiments he wishes TO
submit them to the profession In Berlin for judy
result OF some micro-organism. Several Of the
most eminent microscopes have been at work on
the same problem that Scheurien hopes he has
solved II this discovery Is genuine 1t Will In all
probability be greatly to the aid OF the physicians
In treating an allied disease which Is more COM
mon but as tncurable as cancer.
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the club arose and ciapped his hands. The chill
dren thought he was cheering something, 20 they
the same Finally he ge' change 10 make
the name Of the Children's Christmas Club OF this
district 20 wish you all a very happy Christmasi"
lantern. The lights Ha were ret turned down, and
white disk was shot upon the canvas. Then came
magnlned spider. IL was greeted With an .oh!r
that lasted, 10 l mistake not, full minute. Then
came the head Of the same spider, as second pic
ture; the claw, as the third IL was d1f1cult for
microscope. They took the word OF the smasic.
lantern man." as far as possible but when he
showed them a great, big bird that looked IKE
other 'chunkier" bird and called IL mosquito"
and then presented a large honey-comb, the cells
OF which h he said wee but few tS S SoS eyes
broke into laugh IL was severe tax on their
faith. so the ianterner abandoned science, and
regained their confidence by pictures OF rivers and
steamboats,, and dogs, and humorous people and
things
Following the magic lantern came .old Joe"
who got upon the stage and did some funny act
ing; and then-I forget what the band played
when he entered, for was watching the d0or-in
ton Of gifts was to follow. knew that no one
would be forgotten. so, while Miss Mollie Villas
and her companion, Miss May Huddlestoue, and
each child an appropriate present. In addition TO
bag OF candy and picture, went below TO view
19s a Of carnage and
sixteen little mortals had gone to battle with
sixty-four big turkeys weighing nve hundred and
nifty pounds. The mortals were alive and, at that
momeat well and In the hall above. I looked
around to see what they had left. The plates Were
there and 30 were the knives and forks.
docs anything oise remain" asked.
The caterer shook his head, and answered:
''NOthing but the bOnes!"
80 ends my sketch-a fragment of unfinished,
universal history. For even as write, thousands
OF miles from home, and Christmas, 81, scarcely
yet in sight, picture to myself the clubs OF Port
annual work. and hosts OF other busy. emulOus
little bodies organizing In our own and foreign
lands, vieng to Guido the past. Let the national
and International rfvalries Of old folk be what
they may-the historian OF the young shall re-
count their rivalry only in good Deeds
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ATTACK THE JAIL LAST NIGHT.
The community OF Frederick is much excited
over the threatened uprising OF colored people to
avenge the death Of Bigus, who was recently
lynched there for an assault on Mrs. Yeakle Last
night 1t was feared that mob would attack the
Jail or the United engine house. At o'clock
Sheriff Derr received word that mob OF armed
negroes had LEFT New Market and vicinity o half
hour before for Frederick. He at once summoned
posse or stxty-f1ve armed men, including de-
tachment OF the Frederick Ri6emen. I'd to z
O'Clock, hewever, no attack had been made, and IL
OF the preparations made in Frederick and
abandoned their idea. The Jail was well guarded
and every precautiOn taken TO obtain any informa-
ttQn OF q hostile movement.
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THIS EVENING.

DAwNBROKEk'S AUG ION SALE
Il All persons holding tickets fr N No. to 700
ipclusye and interest not paid for three months
the following articles, VIZ. Gold and Silver Watches
Diamonds. Jswelry. Guns Pistols, Mechanical Tools
Writer. Books, Bibles, Albums Banjos Guitars
Clocks Vases Silver and Plated Ware Bicycles Baby
Carriages. oid-headed Canes Sewing Mschinee aud
Clothing embracing ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing
vania ave. NV, At HALt-PASr SEVEN O'CLOCK
p. M, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
TWENTY-NlNTH and THIRTIETH NOVEMBER.
and DECEMBER FIRST, 1887.
NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer. ms 81
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spain Ssizes m Leland In the Mediter-
Rancam.

The Madrid papers approve OF the occu patton Of
the Island Of Peregil, which is situated on the
coast OF Morocco. 25 miles east OF Tangiers and Is
west Of Ceuta They say this act can cause no
protest from MOROCCO or tho powers, as the right
OF spain TO possess the island Is wei known,
though never previously exercised
The war office has often recommended the cree
tion OF strong works on this island simultaneously
with the works In progress In CeuJA, TafffA and
Algeciras to siren ythen the hold OF spain on the
straits lying between the ocean and Gibraltar
This object will be masked for time by the state
ment that only lighthouse and cable station
will be placed on the newly occupied island.
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TvHONAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
L1 Iy 9 STa Q sTREHaT RREETTMHEEM 18th And
ruaIy 1873, the other dated J.9n.FT 8, 1850. ~
the latter in hber 1854 fol So ct sea- and Is the e
sale ct public auction in front Of the premise at
FOUR O'CLOCK 2; A. On TAURsDAy, The FIRsT
IN the city Of Wsshington: p said DstIict known =
Vision Of he north half Of SQUARE Isl OntinS - iest
street extended BY adepth Of Los feet to 20foo
Terms 81 sale: sl,3OO In cssh, tbs balance ct six.
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale for
interest q per cent from the day Of sale and secured
BY decd Of trust on the properly Terms to Be conn
the property will Be res9d st the RAJ and cost Of the
RICHARD z. MOkaELL Trustas.
h10-d&ds WILLIAM l. SEUFFERiE.5 AH"'e~
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M1ss MulOck,s Will.

From the Illustrated London News
The will dated July 90 1886, with q codicil
dated August B. 1885, OF Mrs. Dinah Maria Craik,
formerly Miss Mulock, the well-known authofess,
late OF the Corner House, Shortlands, Beckenham,
Kent, who died on October 10 last, was proved on
November !, BY Annie Mary Miers and Emily
Wolley, the surviving executives, the value OF
the personal estate exceeding I17,OO0 The
testatrtx gives the copyright OF all her works to
her husband, but In the event OF his predeceasipg
her, TO Miss Dorothy Cfaik. The residue OF her
property she leaves 70 her adopted daughter, the
said Miss Dorothy Craik
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TkQsTEET eALK OF yAI.UABI.E IMPROVED
R RIA kSTATE .6 6hf5N1 ~ HOUSE HoAsERkD

By virtue of deed Of trust, dstsd June 2sh 4 -
D. 1854. and recorded IN Lbsr No. loss. folio
Of Columbus q the reQpsst Of ~ party secured q
tns nosss tSeren decrasd Ne vii III & pSbIc sue
tige, e trgpt q t6s R5S%,,ss. e GhsbAf Iak
fvUh O'CLOCK r r., q tk.s esSs:ln pises o. 1ssssi
Of hpd md premises situzte a The city 81 Washtng
south 81 square nine hupdred and ninety q 600s said
pen q lot beginning st re norsnvSt cornss q ~
esststIy direction 70 pint ssvset ght fest foux
tosstSr With III The impsovsnsnts ysye sssssss5s.
TeEms of ssts: 0ne-hslf r. RnschAes money N CD:
balance - one .ys.E WITH indsxsS 8 Pr eept pr
meat . 8 secured b assd Of ls9 On to propefY
80 Of 81 CD 8 ~ opSo. g re Zlsehssx. Al
ceyk a dspolt 81 lle0 vM g 1Sgsts1 q f1e &
eIs etgn d.s "a e 9 psssssE III = ~ &
d; sSiS oSs'ss H3i HEn & Na1i sAs rruassA
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AUCTION SALES.
GOOD CHANCE FoR

"A p.ws sshRE9bsT EEs R sHcfENFs SALE
A Az = EsxillRE, s 5: ig 9ss st q:
Silver and Metal Wsches s0lid cold kinss Of al d
Ct ss
Gold and Pi,,ed Wee. Ch.ins, Necil.ces and IN isct
auction. suitable for the cSrissmss holiday. ~
This sale viii continue up 10 December 9Th. in
.Esssons6is deposits taken on goods and will hold
-o,rv ,n.,,., R sELISGER, Broker,
nUNcANsoN BROS Auotiopeers
sssa s sEssS S' r. sgH N sS1S
FINE ; 81 4. E'ss ss 55s2 rs ssss,,.,.
&c. TA fs ssa' c III with the Furniture S
dRSsE AMP SETE S To
$$ $f q sil Al
81 M2SRAE r11FaHa2 spSsT
r X III ~ Eof 4 ii sSt 4 &: H,siss
inches on Virginia avenue. improved BY two Frame
IMNEDIATELy ATTER We WA ssll. in mont Of
IL
fronting virgini. avenue and running through
street near corner Of 9th street southeast
This property II cold 10 close an estate.
Terms One-third cash, balance In and two yearo
notes to bear six cent interest from day Of soe
PAYABLE semi nuAlly all caah at option Of pur-
chasers deposit Of olOO on each piece required q
S s, Ss asS
to resell at the risk and cost OF the defaune
nsss SU sSsS + sSos
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AZ
DECEMBER FIRST 1t same hour and place
n2S-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. AnctioneersL
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, Auctioneers.
GRAND SALE
VENETIAN CARVED RENAIssANcE ART FUR
NITURE.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER FIRST. commencins
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN, we shall sell within our
salesroom several pieces Of Venetian Carved alnut
and Oak Art Furniture. Wood Carvings and other
novelties in art objects just been imported for this
chsIRs. eao1k cHAfks, Gofsfc cHaYk k Hail All
CHAIRS in WALNUT AND OAK.:ANTIQUE CARY
ED WALNUT ARM CHAIRS BROCADE SILK STAT,
ANTIQUE VENETIAN CARVED WALNUT HALL
SEAT, VENETIAN WROUGHT IRON JARDIN1ERE
WITH CHASED COPPER BASIN. VENETIAN
PEpEsTAi. CARvED WOOD V GuPih 5 sTATuE &
WITH PEDEsTALS, ANTIQUE CARVED WOOD
rALs, AND oTHER T9yEtIIES ~ Art OBJECTS.
Nov2S-3t Auctioneers.
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TIVE FATHER on TIE PRrsoN.-The case OF one
victim OF the foreign protege system In Morocco
SAYS the Boston Herald, has excited special SYM
pathy among bensvolen. persons IN Tan2ier. He
fas been eonilnei In the Laraiche prison for 50
many years that ne IL called "the father Of the
PRISON. He Il under the impression that he was
count OF An American protege claim, but no record
OF the circumstances which led 70 his arresi Is ap
parentiy In existence. This VIII not appear sur
birding when IL II known that the prison records
have been loosely kept In a small account book.
me Moorish authorities refuse TO release the prts-
oner " no mas sit nessed as well underg one, 50
u,r,ch suffering list it should turn out that his
memory Is az iaulS As 20 his having been inpris-
ened on An American Cd I'm
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John stetson, the theatrical manager, was
diamonds valued Is over Gl,lO0 NrA StetsOn
s ~ ,S, ostors the h9sx comp!sted Pc JOB but
Vigorous cries for The Waf0h
A Cairo dispatch says tbs Duke Do Chaytreo hao
e0enooned bis 1ourney - Upper EGYPT and WIN
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prXru or A 0rAsr.--John Peters. giant seven
Ss-PS four inches IN height, was buried In Chicago
"a cay he died at the County Hospital sunday
sfreruoon Peters was only twenty -one years old
ana came 70 America about year ago He APP
peared ~ museem Is Ihe eiane Ivn n, o.
fhrre monthS out was taken iIfs1th typhoid fever,
and November went 20 the hospital There
Wssnr bsd big enough In the hospital for the
u5snI nut 4 VIE one was selected, the foot re-
royrs1 and 4 wooden extension built 70 it, making
a cot about nine feet long. Medicine WAS given
nm IN drsex nearly double the usual size and
evrryfhing possible was done for him, put the
DOCTORS Were unable 20 conquer the disease.
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TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. Aucaonesr.
GRAND CATALOGUE SALE OF BOMBAY CARVED
FURNITURE, AGRA CARPETS AND RUGS ELE-
CANT EyBRo1DERIEs In HANGINGs AND
TABLE COVERS, ELEGANT CARVINGS IN
SANDAL WOOD AND EBONY. ORIENTAL ARMS,
COMPRISING SWORDS. WAR SHIELDS, HUNT
ING SPEARS DAMASCUS INLAID sABERs.
ETC: FEATHER GOODS. DURREEs. CHUD.
DAHs PERSIAN CARPETS AND RUGS. SOLID
GOLD EMBRoIDERIEs COPPER AND BRASS
GOODS OF WONDERFUL DESIGN AND WORK
MANsHIP. TOGETHER WITH MANY RARE
GOODS THAT CANNOT BE ENUMERATED.
NoTE.-This great combination sale ia particularly
rich in Bombay Carved Furniture representins ele-
giant specimens i'm Ladies' Secretaries, Pedestals,
sofss Tables Of all sizes Bullets, Csbinets Jarnieres
Brackets. &c
Several grand AGRA Carpets Persian and other rare
Carpets and Rugs from all parts Of the Orient.
This important collection of goods viii be on exhib-
ton at my Auction Rooms. lIth and Pennsylvania
avenue. Monday and Tuesday. November % and %.
1887. from q m. tall p m. The sale to take place
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. NOvEMBER
THIRTIETH and DECEMBER FIRST. at ELEVEN
A. n and THREE p. NJ each day.
The salesroom is comfortable in every respect and
every attention will be extended to parties attending
the sale.
Descriptive catalogues can be had Of my Auction
Rooms on Monday, 2sth inst. n25-4t
WALTER B. CIVILIANS 4 co. Auctioners.
DRY GOODS.
THE ENTIRE STOCK AT AUCTION.
TO BE SOLD. BEGINNING MONDAY NOVEMBER
rwENTY-oNE, AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND HALE.
PAST TWO p. N, CONTINUING DAILY AT SAME
HOUR UNTIL ENTIRE STOCK Is DISPOSED OF
The shove consists Of al kinds of silks In street and
evening wear. in Pllin and Brocaded-
Black and Colored velvets in Plain. Brocsded and
striped Black Crepss Also fun line of Mourn
ing Goods of the best makes
Colored Dress Goods in desirable fabrics Fannels in
Plain and Fancy, Blankets large size. also nice
line Of Crib Blankets in Plain and Em-
ordered Linens. Hosiery and
Underwear for Men. Ia
dies and Chill
dren.
Corsets of the celebrated make C. P also lower sdes
French and American 6etines (inshams and Batistes
also some White Goods. Buttons. Cloaks Para
soils, Gloves and many articles which
lcannot mention for want Of
space
All parties indebted to the firm viii please call and
settle bill
ST. HEMpsToNE.
mig sos Pennsylvania Avenue
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Jos. Leweiier, forser; Jca Hosch, murderer, and
Jno JennlngA charged Win ASSAULT, escaped nom
The New Yogk HSrol1 b. ratsso III prce 10 .
cents again.
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Housekeeping with Little Money.


From the London Daily News
As the women are accused of being the chief
spendthrifts In household, may say that for the
first ten years OF married life kept house for the
two of US On los, weekly mo rent to pay, for as
thrifty people we bought our house before we we're
marriedl. The distress and suffering witnessed in
many cases OF hiddle-aged and elderly people
through unexpected Casualties determined me-
Now we have little fear, because the future is pro-
vided for. We nave had all the necessartes MANY
OF the comforts and some OF the luxur1es and the
husband has always had the little extras that
men, under all circumstances seem to expect, "A
one Of your correspondents states thousands 1--we
on less. -
II is not the clamorous for charity that suffer
most. and such should be met with caution in
giving Let US help the sober, the Industrious the
clean and the shrnkers from public notice. Every.
thing In the way OF necessar1es Is 50 wonderfully
cheap that nine-tenths OF the Industrious might
have enough II economy In little things were exer-
cised The remaining tenth demand continuous
sell-denlai on our part that their bare wants may
be satisfied. As we who have tried abstemfous
living for our own and others good md It physi-
caly beneficial, let us-eyen II there be no pecunf
have TO give to him who needeth."
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AxorHxa ITEM
FOH foU TO TALK ABOUT.

AxorHxR ITEM
FoH You TO TALK ABOUT.
4 $50 Overcast for Sl4
el6 Overeoat for e12.
ol2 Overcoat for o.
% Overcoax Tor o..
A cas- Corkscrsw eutt for $50.
SIS All-wooi SUIT either CutawAy or 6ack for e13
$50 Prince Albert suit for SIS, aud Al otner grades
at pfopoEtiouats low pricss.
For Boys from Is TO Is old Overcoats u S45O
o55o. ESQ. up to s15.
Butt from % TO eI5 which w guarantee 10 be worth
from 20 TO 10 cont moro than We are aaking for
them
Chndrcns suita s&50 "a, a. up to slo.
ovsscoass ~ o2.5o. - "a 50. and o.. ~ 70 o.
Give ~ call ana b coovtnosa.
Tzr LONDON AND xIvxnrooI c1orH1xa 90.
9xA~ n
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
UN1MPRovED PROPERTY on BOUNDARY
STREET, NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF VIII
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.

MONT AVENUE NOkTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated November 1aes
8, 1874, and recorded in Iber No. 764, page eo5y
40S ct seq. one Of the land records OF the Dis ~
trct Of Columbia. aud ct the written request OF The
party secured thereby, default having been made in
the payment OF the notes therein described will sell
at public auction. in front of the premises on NED
NESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A.
d. 1887. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ Of said day ali that
certain tract parcel of land and premises stisted
in the city of Washington and District Of Co
lumba, and known az lot No. twenty-six (26), in J.
hundred and ffty-eisht t3os beginning the line Of
Boundary street one hundred and forty 145) feet
southeast from the northeast corner Of said square
running thence enthusiastically along said street
twenty C25, fect thence enthusiastically at right
angles with said street sixtyone (61) feet (9)
inches thence dHe west one hundred and eleven u1l
alley twenty nye !s5l feet thence due east hun
in direct Line sx $3.50 feet and three CD inches
to the point OF beginning.
Iernis Of sale: Eight hundred dollars in cash.
interest from the day Of sale. for which the 6otes
property must be given deposit of hundred
dollars will be required at the time uf the SALE the
balance o: the cash payment within i've days there
after All conveyancing to be at the expense Of the
purchaser If the terms OF sale are not comped with
within i've days from date of SALE the prope ty will
be resod at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur
chaser. WALTER II. SM1 H,
n2o-d Trustee, Pacific Building.
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VINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF ST !,
NoI7iS, BETWEEN nth AND 18TH sTREETs
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed the 9th day Of March.
lss7 IN cause Nc; 1Y21.. E9. Doc. 20. the under:
ths " p Tn H On WEDNESDAY, the THIRTIETH
NJ the real estate situate in the
and described parts OF original lot twenty three (2
and subot dxteen il6). In square one hundred md
twenty seven l27 being the east i've 60 feet one ID
inch Of said of1gnal lot twenty-three t23) by the
depth thereof end the west twenty GOD feet (
inches Of said sublot sixteen C6) by the depth
thereof improvsd by handsome three-sfory pressed
brick residence.
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the decree: Onshird
Of the purchase money in cash. and the balance In one
and two in equal payments for which the notes
Of the purcaeer must be given. bear Interest from
the day Of sale and secured by deed of trust the
Property sold or al cash. 1t the purchasers option
Al conveysncing at purchasers cost. deposit Of
$3.50 at time Of sale g required the terms Of vale
tie rght g resell the property Il the rsh and Of
THOMAS !. FISHER. Trustee.
caAxNoND KENNEDY, fra.sss.
n16-dts 14l6 st NV.